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    This document is a laboratory exercise guide for studying fungal morphology. It provides definitions and illustrations for key fungal structures and growth forms, including aerial mycelium, anamorph, apophysis, bud, capsule, chlamydoconidium, clavate, columella, conidiophore, germ tube, hypha, metula, penicillus, rhizoids, septum, sporangiophore, stolon, budding, dimorphic, ectothrix, endothrix, fusiform, dichotomous, intercalary, and pseudohypha. The student is to complete this exercise on Tuesday from 7:30 to 11:30.

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    This document is a laboratory exercise guide for studying fungal morphology. It provides definitions and illustrations for key fungal structures and growth forms, including aerial mycelium, anamorph, apophysis, bud, capsule, chlamydoconidium, clavate, columella, conidiophore, germ tube, hypha, metula, penicillus, rhizoids, septum, sporangiophore, stolon, budding, dimorphic, ectothrix, endothrix, fusiform, dichotomous, intercalary, and pseudohypha. The student is to complete this exercise on Tuesday from 7:30 to 11:30.

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    Exercise 12 Questions

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    Gelai Pedernal
    This document is a laboratory exercise guide for studying fungal morphology. It provides definitions and illustrations for key fungal structures and growth forms, including aerial mycelium, anamorph, apophysis, bud, capsule, chlamydoconidium, clavate, columella, conidiophore, germ tube, hypha, metula, penicillus, rhizoids, septum, sporangiophore, stolon, budding, dimorphic, ectothrix, endothrix, fusiform, dichotomous, intercalary, and pseudohypha. The student is to complete this exercise on Tuesday from 7:30 to 11:30.

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    Name: Schedule: Tuesday - 7:30 to 11:30

    Date: ____________________

    LABORATORY EXERCISE 12
    Study of Fungal Morphology

    Activity

    1. Define and illustrate the following:


    Definition Illustration
    Aerial Mycelium

    Anamorph

    Apophysis

    Bud

    Capsule
    Chlamydoconidium

    Clavate

    Columella

    Conidiophore

    Germ tube

    Hypha

    Metula
    Penicillus

    Rhizoids

    Septum

    Sporangiophore

    Stolon

    Budding

    Dimorphic
    Ectothrix

    Endothrix

    Fusiform

    Dichotomous

    Intercalary

    Pseudohypha

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